White Coats

by Tenny Wilson

Ted Cooke, the tap dancer, was not a family man. He had a wife Wilma and three children. In the 1920's and 1930's few general hospitals existed as yet. Many mental institutes, with poorly trained doctors existed. Dr. John Stewart, a gynecologist, with a private practice was assigned to the FT. Dodge, Mental Institute upon the demise of its Director, Dr. Schwartz, who aided Ted Cooke in entering Ted's wife, Wilma into the institute, as Ted wanted his freedom. He took his three children and disappeared

170 pages, Hardcover

First published November 1, 2010